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When Wettimuny drove and Mendis hooked
Jun 13, 2014: England expected to bounce Sri Lanka out in the Lord's Test in 1984. Instead they were met with a defiant side whose batsmen put on a show to remember
Dec 17, 2013: Campbell and Griffith smashed hundreds as West Indies cruised to 276 for no loss on the opening day. Then came the fightback
'We dominated for over four days but lost in half a session'
Sep 24, 2013: Sri Lanka were a home stretch away from their first Test win over Australia. And only a young legspinner with a bowling average of over 300 stood in their way
When Atherton's men broke the hoodoo
Aug 20, 2013: The Ashes were long gone and England were in disarray, but a young captain and a greenhorn bowling trio produced a victory to remember
Aug 1, 2013: England needed 256 in 230 minutes at Old Trafford. Ted Dexter blazed 76 but a wily Australian captain had the final say
Jul 18, 2013: Forty-odd years ago, Australia went into a Lord's Test as underdogs, one down in the series, and came out smelling of roses
Jul 10, 2013: A soggy Nottingham hosted the low-scoring first Test of the 1981 Ashes, and the quick bowlers ruled the roost
The emperor reigns at Kingsmead
Mar 21, 2013: Batting with the prodigiously talented young Barry Richards at Kingsmead in 1970, Graeme Pollock stepped up his game; the Aussies barely survived to tell the tale
'To be bowled out for 100 two times on that pitch was not on'
Mar 4, 2013: The New Zealand team of the '80s wasn't one you could afford to underestimate, as England found out on a lively Christchurch pitch in 1984
'I can't remember a thing after 120 in that innings'
Feb 21, 2013: The chief protagonist of the second tied Test on an innings of sweat, tears and worse - and the party after
Jan 30, 2013: Roy Fredericks' manic innings in Perth 40-odd years ago left you seeing stars in the daytime
Ranji Trophy
'Ninety per cent of the crowd there cried'
Jan 25, 2013: A ball boy who went on to be a cricketer of some repute remembers the greatest Ranji final of them all
Way back when
Dec 30, 2012: Exactly three decades ago today, the classic Melbourne Test of 1982 wound to a dramatic close
Dec 11, 2012: The last time Sri Lanka played a Test in Hobart, they nearly pulled off an impossible heist. Kumar Sangakkara looks back at his epic innings there
England in India flashback: 1984-85
Nov 21, 2012: Neil Foster and Graeme Fowler remember England's Test victory in 1985 at Chepauk, which sealed their last series win in India to date
England in India flashback: 1972-73
Nov 8, 2012: When Chandra took the best figures of his career, only for India to lose the match to England
England in India flashback: 1984-85
'We shocked India by being resilient'
Nov 1, 2012: When England arrived in India for their 1984-85 tour, things got unpleasant on and off the field. But they stuck it out and turned their fortunes around, thanks in large part to Tim Robinson
'It felt like England feared getting out to the Dutch'
Sep 15, 2012: For one fine day in 2009, cricket was the biggest news in Holland
When the gods smiled on Mike Veletta
Jan 19, 2012: The Western Australian opener picked a fine time to bring out his A game in internationals - in the first World Cup Australia won
With jaw broken but head unbowed
Jan 9, 2012: The sight of Rick McCosker batting with his shattered jaw held together by bandages has become synonymous with bravery in cricket. To the man himself, he was doing no more than his job
Abbey Road photographs, and Yorkshire hospitality
Diary: Our correspondent takes in tea at Lord's, fish and chips at Headingley, and a heady Sri Lankan series win
Switch Hit: Mark Butcher joins our team to discuss the absorbing Test at Headingley
'Never seen a ball hit so hard'
My XI: Martin Crowe on Gordon Greenidge's extraordinary footwork and violent strokeplay
The club that produced 25 New Zealand internationals
Not just that - Albion CC in Dunedin is probably the oldest cricket club in Australasia. By Will Macpherson
Let's hear it for the unorthodox
V Ramnarayan: Spinners who can't be bracketed into one style flourish today in cricket, while they struggled to make it big in the past
The stories of Shaminda Eranga and Rangana Herath sum up the Sri Lanka team, an under-prepared, under-financed group who refused to be beaten by England
Mathews record invites comparisons with The Don
One of the great Test innings by Angelo Mathews, typical of his outstanding record as captain, has put Sri Lanka on the brink of a famous win
'My confidence goes up when Dhoni throws me the ball in tough situations'
Mohit Sharma, whose impressive performances in the IPL earned him an India call-up, talks about earning his captain's trust, and bowling variations
It was not hard to spot England's mistakes on a day when they even ran out of stupid ideas
'The media has every right to call us chokers'
Herschelle Gibbs on the infamous tag, the 438 match, playing golf with Viv, Tiger and Ronaldo, and his football World Cup predictions
The pearl and the bank clerk (197)
The stories of Shaminda Eranga and Rangana Herath sum up the Sri Lanka team, an under-prepared, under-financed group who refused to be beaten by England
Mathews record invites comparisons with The Don (51)
One of the great Test innings by Angelo Mathews, typical of his outstanding record as captain, has put Sri Lanka on the brink of a famous win
Steady New Zealand need minor tweaks for Barbados (38)
They could look to pushing Watling up to No. 6, and bringing Wagner back on a track that isn't likely to offer much to spinners
England's comedy of errors (30)
It was not hard to spot England's mistakes on a day when they even ran out of stupid ideas
After a series of crushing defeats, West Indies turned things around impressively in Trinidad. But will the success turn out to be fleeting once again?